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Suited man: "Huh? Carrie? Carrie is that you!?"
Bikini booth chick: "Oh crap!"
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Yep something like that. Kinda of came organically. Didn't planned ahead.
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Interesting is a Cyberpunk setting where brothels, houses of the red light neighborhood. It's kind of funny that they don't just live plugged in and have the virtuous experiences of pleasure. But I found the suggestion of FUN that the windows show interesting.
Interesante es un entorno de Cyberpunk donde los burdeles, casas del barrio rojo. Es divertido que no solo vivan enchufados y tengan experiencias virtuosas de placer. Pero encontrΓ© la sugerencia de DIVERSIΓN de que las ventanas muestran interesantes.
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InterestingΒ
Has a Blade Runner 2049 feeling to it
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That look in her eyes suggests she's just realized she's in a heap of trouble.
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I think this is wonderful both from a pure visual standpoint and from a narrative/character standpoint.
While I was admiring it, though, I noticed the fellow walking up the stairs near the center, and a scale issue jumped out at me. Are these pink booths meant to be windows? The figures in them appear noticeably larger than some of the figures in front of them. I suppose they might be video screens, but the perspective makes them look like windows (it should be flat if they were screens), and the pink-haired girl and detective clearly have line of sight to each other.
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I noticed the issue at a point where I could've done something about it..but I dunno why I left it as it was. Probably something having to do with my fondness of giant amazon women.Β
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I didn't notice it at first... maybe most people won't notice it either.
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Could be that the windows make the people on the inside of themΒ seem larger than their are
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Isn't it one of the most generic private eye stories, right after "Go find my missing husband"?
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If it was the father, I don't think he'd need a photo to recognize his daughter.
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Yea, something like that. I was thinking more of a private investigator tough.
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